Celebrating 70 Years Of Baseball In Scottsdale 2026

🎉 Celebrate the 70th Anniversary of Scottsdale! 🎉

Join us for a spectacular event as Scottsdale marks its 70th anniversary! 

Enjoy a day filled with unforgettable experiences, community spirit, and a celebration of the rich history and vibrant culture that make Scottsdale the jewel of Arizona.

From live music performances to historical exhibits and gourmet food trucks, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Plus, don't miss the dazzling fireworks display that will light up the night sky! 

Don't miss this once-in-a-lifetime event to honor Scottsdale's past, celebrate its present, and look forward to an extraordinary future. Come join the fun and be part of history! 

Meet Eugene, a sweet-natured 12-year-old Shih Tzu who’s ready to fill a lucky Scottsdale home with gentle affection.

Weighing 20 pounds, this senior pup may have softer hearing, but his spirit is endlessly warm and engaging.

Eugene adores cozy nooks and the simple joys of companionship, always connecting through soulful eye contact and quiet moments.

Organizations like Forever Loved Pet Sanctuary are committed to pairing loving families with senior dogs like Eugene, reminding the community that older pets offer deep loyalty and joy.

Consider opening your heart; Eugene is waiting for his forever family.

Delve into Old Town Scottsdale, where culinary exploration meets local history and vibrant innovation.

The popular Scottsdale Old Town Food Tour invites food lovers to sample six diverse tastings, spotlighting the area’s gastronomic legacy.

Experience everything from classic Southwestern plates to fresh, inventive fare that embodies the neighborhood’s evolving dining scene.

Guests are treated not only to delicious bites but also to engaging stories revealing Scottsdale’s journey from citrus groves to a luxury dining destination.

Scottsdale comes alive each spring with dynamic events that reflect the city’s creative and lively spirit.

The Scottsdale Spring Arts, Crafts & Food Market Fest at McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park, April 17–19, 2026, highlights local artisans and food vendors in a festive outdoor setting.

No matter your interests, Scottsdale’s spring calendar is filled with unique ways to savor the season.

Every Saturday, the Old Town Scottsdale Farmers Market bursts to life at 3806 North Brown Avenue, welcoming both locals and visitors from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM.

More than 100 growers and food artisans fill stalls with organic produce, heirloom vegetables, and fresh-picked fruits, all highlighting Scottsdale’s rich agricultural roots.

Old Town Scottsdale itself is in the midst of transformation, with new luxury hotels, apartments, and revamped retail like Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams reshaping the landscape.

The market remains a local treasure, blending tradition with a modern spirit and offering a unique connection to the community.

Old Town Scottsdale is bringing new excitement with live cowboy demonstrations every Saturday from noon to 2 p.m., held under the Banyan Tree at the West Paseo Entrance of the Scottsdale Civic Center, at Brown Avenue and Main Street.

Local cowboy Lasso Steve will dazzle crowds with traditional roping skills, inviting guests to try their hand at this classic Western art.

Ride the free Old Town trolley for easy access to these attractions, and share your adventures online with #OldTownScottsdale to join the local celebration.

Embrace the warm weather and lively atmosphere with these can’t-miss happenings in the heart of Scottsdale.

Fourtillfour Cafe sits at the heart of Old Town Scottsdale, blending specialty coffee with a love for vintage cars since 2015.

Locals and visitors alike flock here to enjoy expertly roasted espresso drinks and locally sourced pastries, all in a relaxed, shady patio setting.

The cafe stands out for its strong ties to the vintage car community, hosting monthly “Cars & Coffee” events that spotlight everything from classic Porsches to retro off-roaders, drawing enthusiasts from across Arizona.

Active in city events like Scottsdale’s Western Week, the cafe adds vibrancy to the neighborhood during Old Town’s major $40 million revitalization.

This beloved cafe continues to shape the city’s historic core, uniting coffee fans and car lovers under one roof.

Spring in Scottsdale ushers in not only vibrant blooms but also a new brunch scene at Anhelo Restaurant, nestled in Old Town. Celebrated Chef Ivan Jacobo leads this culinary debut, offering a brunch menu that fuses comfort with refined flair, served Thursday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Guests can enjoy inviting indoor spaces or a lush courtyard patio shaded by tall trees and blooming florals.

As desert temperatures climb, Anhelo’s shaded patio promises a relaxing spot to savor Chef Jacobo’s creations, embodying Scottsdale’s evolving and vibrant food scene this spring.

Scottsdale’s sunshine and diverse culinary scene make it a top spot for outdoor dining fans.

From waterfront patios to lively rooftops, the city offers inviting spaces for brunch, lunch, or dinner.

Old Town favorites like Olive & Ivy, Citizen Public House, and Roaring Fork provide unique settings— scenic canal views, modern gastropub vibes, and rustic Western charm.

With patios featuring shade, misters, and heaters, locals and visitors enjoy Scottsdale’s vibrant al fresco culture year-round, savoring everything from classic Southwestern to Mediterranean flavors.

Sundays in Old Town Scottsdale burst with lively energy, transforming the Scottsdale Civic Center into a hub of food, music, and artisan treasures beneath the desert sky.

The Merchantile Market draws locals and visitors alike, featuring more than 100 vendors offering handmade jewelry, pottery, clothing, art, and unique finds.

The Merchantile Market pops up every third Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at 3939 N Drinkwater Blvd, with free admission and a pet-friendly vibe.

The next market unfolds on April 19, 2026—an essential date for those seeking Scottsdale’s local spirit.